The UK space industry received a boost in the UK Government's Autumn statement which proposed to strengthen the role of UK Export Finance (UKEF) in a move to encourage UK exports as the UK leaves the EU.

The French government’s response to the current challenges in the national space sector.

We have been contacted by several companies working in the satellite industry concerned as to employment issues post Brexit, and in particular immigration issues when companies seek to recruit skilled employees ...

There are opportunities and risks for all companies in relation to the UK's future relationship with the EU. This Bulletin covers, in brief, a range of implications for the space/satellite industry, but equally ...

There have been many debates about the implications of the UK public's vote on 23 June 2016 to leave the EU. Several concerned queries have been voiced about the implications of Brexit on research funding and ...

Debate is rife over the role that competition law could or should play in the world of data. Opinions from authorities, lawyers and economists go in many different directions. There are no competition law rules ...

On 23 June 2016, the UK public voted to leave the EU. This briefing note provides some information on the potential implications for stakeholders in the satellite and space industry after the referendum decision, ...

The Queen's Speech on 18 May 2016, which announced the UK Government's policy agenda for the year ahead, featured the proposal for the first commercial spaceport in the UK.

Ofcom have published amendments to the guidance which is set out in their Procedures for the Management of Satellite Filings, originally published in March 2007.

In the February 2016 Satellite Bulletin we describe the increase in French spending on military space programmes.